The Longitudinal Database of Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW) links quarterly reports of employment and total wages of all nonfarm establishments covered by State Unemployment Insurance. QCEW uses two types of linkage: deterministic and probabilistic. Deterministic linkage is performed by SESA IDs – a combination of state FIPS code, Unemployment Insurance Number, and Reported Unit Number. The remaining establishments, those not linked by SESA IDs, are linked by a probabilistic method (weighted matching), based on the Fellegi and Sunter theory. This paper performs and evaluates both deterministic and weighted linkage. Recommendations for weighted linkage are given
Situated at the nexus of federal, state, and local governments, the Arlington Department of Human Se...
1. Abstract. Fellegi and Sunter (1969) developed an algorithm for linking records. Each pair of reco...
Record linkage is the act of bringing together records that are believed to belong to the same unit ...
Many different techniques can be used to perform entity-to-entity record linkage. The optimal appro...
Nowadays corporations and organizations acquire large amounts of information daily which is stored i...
Datasets that follow pregnancy histories over time are lacking. In this pilot study, we used Pennsyl...
The Enhanced Matching System (EMS) is a probabilistic record linkage program developed by the tuberc...
Background. In Australia, many community service program data collections developed over the last de...
AbstractProbabilistic record linkage is a method commonly used to determine whether demographic reco...
This publication introduces the work carried out over the last few years on the application of new t...
Record linkage is the procedure of bringing together information from two or more records that are b...
We previously developed a deterministic record linkage algorithm demonstrating sensitivities approac...
Record linkage is a data integration technique whose goal is to identify the same unit represented ...
Probabilistic record linkage allows the assembling of information from different data sources. We pr...
Statistics on employer and job dynamics that are based on administrative firm-level data sets are ov...
Situated at the nexus of federal, state, and local governments, the Arlington Department of Human Se...
1. Abstract. Fellegi and Sunter (1969) developed an algorithm for linking records. Each pair of reco...
Record linkage is the act of bringing together records that are believed to belong to the same unit ...
Many different techniques can be used to perform entity-to-entity record linkage. The optimal appro...
Nowadays corporations and organizations acquire large amounts of information daily which is stored i...
Datasets that follow pregnancy histories over time are lacking. In this pilot study, we used Pennsyl...
The Enhanced Matching System (EMS) is a probabilistic record linkage program developed by the tuberc...
Background. In Australia, many community service program data collections developed over the last de...
AbstractProbabilistic record linkage is a method commonly used to determine whether demographic reco...
This publication introduces the work carried out over the last few years on the application of new t...
Record linkage is the procedure of bringing together information from two or more records that are b...
We previously developed a deterministic record linkage algorithm demonstrating sensitivities approac...
Record linkage is a data integration technique whose goal is to identify the same unit represented ...
Probabilistic record linkage allows the assembling of information from different data sources. We pr...
Statistics on employer and job dynamics that are based on administrative firm-level data sets are ov...
Situated at the nexus of federal, state, and local governments, the Arlington Department of Human Se...
1. Abstract. Fellegi and Sunter (1969) developed an algorithm for linking records. Each pair of reco...
Record linkage is the act of bringing together records that are believed to belong to the same unit ...